Story: "The Bell Tower" by Malcolm Carrick
Guest storyteller Ray C. Davis

Show Jumping from the All England Jumping Course, Hickstead.
The closing stages of the Wills Three Castle Stakes

One-day Cricket: England v West Indies
for the Prudential Trophy
Direct from The Oval

for the Prudential Trophy
The closing overs

Weather

with Percy Thrower from Clacks Farm, Ombersley, Worcestershire
Percy Thrower sows onions for spring planting next year, spring cabbage for planting out in the autumn; and he assesses the vegetable crops almost ready for harvesting.
Book 50p: page 61

For 15 years Proust shut himself up in a cork-lined room to write his immense novel A la Recherche du Temps Perdu. It is the story of a search for Time itself, involving a world of fantastic characters, humour, tragedy and one of the best descriptions of childhood ever written.
This film, made in 1971 for the centenary of Proust's birth, traces the life and achievement of a man who has been hailed as the greatest French writer of the century.
With Princess Marthe Bibesco, Raymond Mortimer, Angus Wilson, The Gabrieli String Quartet

Starring Milo O'Shea, Barbara Jefford, Maurice Roeves, T.P. McKenna, Anna Manahan

The original novel is a portrait of one day in the lives of a group of people in the Dublin of 1904.

This Week's Films: page 9

with Peter Woods; Weather

Michael Dean talks to Peter and Nonie Niesewand
The Rhodesian journalist Peter Niesewand arrived in Britain exactly four months ago. His secret trial and solitary confinement in a Salisbury jail caused world-wide protest and concern. Two weeks after he was freed his wife Nonie joined him in London, and last month she gave birth to their second son.
Tonight they talk about their ordeal in Rhodesia and their new life in exile.

Peter Niesewand's Choice: page 5